YZiLabs, backed by Changpeng Zhao, filed a preliminary Schedule 14A on Monday seeking to overhaul the board of BNB Network (BNC), formerly CEA Industries. The activist push targets the company's governance and execution following a $500 million private placement earlier in 2024. YZiLabs alleges management failures including delayed filings and inadequate investor communication.

Michael Saylor posted a cryptic message on X referencing "green dots" alongside Strategy's bitcoin holdings and equity guidance charts, after the company's market net asset value fell below 1.0x this week. Strategy's published guidance states that when mNAV falls below 1.0x, the firm will "consider issuing credit to repurchase MSTR," prompting speculation the company may shift from bitcoin purchases to share buybacks. Analysts identify $180 as a critical resistance level for MSTR shares, which are currently testing support near $170 following a sharp decline.

Chicago-based exchange Bitnomial has secured regulatory approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to launch spot cryptocurrency trading. The platform becomes the first U.S. derivatives exchange authorized to offer regulated spot crypto products, with services including retail leveraged trading capabilities. CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham indicated new products are expected to commence trading before year-end, with the platform's full launch scheduled for November 2025.

Yearn Finance's yETH pool was drained of approximately $9 million through a minting exploit. The attacker transferred 1,000 ETH to Tornado Cash while retaining around $6 million in a controlling wallet. Data show the breach targeted protective mechanisms in the pool's minting contract.

Chief investment officers from major financial firms argue the Bitcoin cycle remains intact despite recent market turbulence. BTC could resume its upward trajectory toward $160,000 unless it falls below the March 2024 all-time high of $74,000, according to industry executives.

Bitcoin's rally halted at the $92,000 resistance level, failing to break through despite a brief rebound. Market data show weakening momentum, with ETF inflows subdued and implied volatility dropping to cycle lows. Analysts expect the asset to trade between $70,000 and $100,000 through year-end.

Ethereum has reversed sharply from the $3,000 level, declining 8% after encountering concentrated resistance and the prevailing downtrend structure. Technical indicators and liquidation data show continued corrective pressure, with market focus shifting to critical support levels as the asset tests a pivotal decision zone.

The People's Bank of China convened 13 government agencies on November 28, 2025, to coordinate enforcement against resurgent virtual asset speculation. Officials identified stablecoins as tools for money laundering and illegal cross-border fund transfers, reiterating that cryptocurrencies hold no legal tender status in China. Hong Kong-listed crypto-exposed firms fell sharply following the announcement, with Yunfeng Financial Group dropping over 10%.